Sinai Temple has initiated a new Shabbat program to share different traditions from around the Jewish world. As Rabbi Sherman explained in his sermon on Terumah, just as the curtains of the Mishkan ...

A search for Irish flavors around New Orleans turns up some new dishes, old standbys and surprises, including at the bar, Ian ...

A tiny Caribbean island once had more Jews than all thirteen American colonies combined, and quietly saved thousands from the ...

Sarah Knafo is young, media-savvy, and surging in the race to become the next mayor of the French capital. Sarah Knafo, member of the European Parliament and candidate for mayor of Paris, during her ...

The world’s first Jewish “ghetto”, established by the Venetian Senate on March 29 1516, was seen as a temporary solution to a ...

While it’s hard to feel optimistic at the moment, we must resist resignation. No quick fix will address all the challenges that threaten social cohesion, but there are things we can do to begin the ...

The patriarch of a fashion empire plunged to his death on a hike with his son. Over a year later, the case of the Spanish ...

"Moving Forward" traces one Sephardic family's journey, exploring how fragile and shifting ideas of identity are reshaped by exile, memory and survival A new documentary exploring the traumatic ...

Rachel Kranson, director of Jewish studies and associate professor of religious studies at the University of Pittsburgh, will discuss the relationships between Jewish and Catholic communities for ...

The Sunday Times, London GRAMMY®-winning ensemble Apollo’s Fire is praised as “the USA’s hottest baroque band” (Classical Music Magazine, UK). Led by award-winning harpsichordist and conductor ...

Directed by Professor Scott Marcus, head of the Ethnomusicology Program at UCSB, this winter quarter concert, on Saturday, ...

A few years ago my mother-in-law, alarmed by a Staffordshire bull terrier that had moved in with our neighbours, suggested ...